Orange Parade passes peacefully in Harrogate
Today in Harrogate an orange parade passed peacefully (24 November 2012). The parade, estimated to be of around 200, walked from High Harrogate via
UK’s first memorial to Thalidomide tragedy uneveiled in Harrogate
The UK’s first-ever memorial to victims of the Thalidomide drug disaster was unveiled today in Harrogate(23 November 2012) The memorial marks the 50th anniversary
Teenagers from Harrogate, Northallerton and Richmond in the mother of Parliaments
Three teenagers from North Yorkshire will be experiencing life on the benches of the House of Commons tomorrow as they join over 300 youth
Fatality at Pannal Railway Station
Emergency services were called to Pannal railway station, near Harrogate this morning (23 November 2012) following reports of person on the line. The 08:55
Water quality boost for Killinghall residents
Residents of the North Yorkshire village of Killinghall near Harrogate are to receive a boost to their water quality supplies as Yorkshire Water begins
Plans for 290 homes on Skipton Road in Harrogate
Residents may recently have received a leaflet from the property developer, Commercial Estates, with an invitation to attend public exhibitions of plans to build
North Yorkshire Police mobile safety camera routes 21 – 27 November 2012
North Yorkshire Police will be carrying out mobile safety camera enforcement on the following routes between Wednesday 21 November and Tuesday 27 November 2012.
Child protection investigation underway at Harrogate School
Update – 20 Nov 2012 North Yorkshire Police have confirmed that investigations are ongoing in this case and no charges been made. ————————————————————————- A
UK’s first memorial to biggest drug disaster in human history
The UK’s first-ever memorial to victims of the Thalidomide drug disaster is being dedicated in Harrogate on Friday. (23 November 2012) To mark the
MP welcomes promise of mobile investment
Three major mobile companies are announcing investments in boosting mobile coverage across North Yorkshire. Communications company Everything Everywhere has told Julian Smith, Member of
